PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 15 June 1935, Page 6

PERSONAL NOTES

A London cablegram stated that the King is progressing satisfactorily. , y . Miss E. M. Haydon left, this morning, on return to Christchurch. . .. ■ v Mrs H. L. Sigley, left'to-day. bn a visit to Christchurch.

Mr A..T. Preston left, this morning, on return to Christchurch.

Mr G. Ferris .left to-day, bn- return to Christchurch. ' ‘ ■

Mr R. Tingey left, this morning,: .om, - return to Christchurch. ' '

Mr T. Burgess left, this morning, on a visit to Christchurch.. (

Miss C. Sheppard will return this afternoon, from a holiday visit ;to Wellington. ...

Mr C. Parfitt was a passenger by this' morning’s express to Christchurch. .■. •; \.

Mrs L’. Cooinbes and’-.Miss : E.Coombes were passengers by. to-day’s express to Christchurch.

Mr L. ; W. Lbuisson’,. 1 Clerk o?,; the Court at Greymouth, left, this 'morning, on transfer to New Plymouth.

1 Mrs R. Unwin was a- passenger by this morning’s . express to * Christchurch. A: -t'.

Guests at Revington’s include Mr. W. Kirby (Auckland), Mr. M. O’Brien (Christchurch), Miss Thomas.'

Mr and Mrs Wong Quing antE . family left, this morning, for China,. where they will reside. •- ,5

Rt. Rev. Dr W. G. Hilliard, Bishop of Nelson, and Mrs. Hilliard, will arrive this afternoon, from Nelson. They will leave on return, via Westport, on Wednesday.

Rt. Rev. Dr. Brodie, Bishop of Christchurch, Rev. Fathers' D. Healy, A. McDonald, S.M., and A. L. Burger, S.M., left this morning, on return > to Christchurch. ; " '•

Captain and Mrs Saunders, of the Salvation Army, who have been located at Westport for the past three years, are under notice of transfer to Australia.

Tho death occurred yesterday .at the Buller Hospital, af Mrs Green, the wife of Mr A. J. Green. Deceased, who was 56 years of age, had resided for 26 years at Westport. •

The death has occurred of Mr. H. S. Ferguson, who was a school teacher. He was 60 years - of age, and had taught in the provinces of Taranaki. Auckland, Wellington, and Caniterbury.—Press Assn.

Mr G. Anderson left this morning, A for Christchurch, to take a position in the Railways Department. He was met yesterday, by the staff and management of Shannon and Glen, and presented with a fountain pen by his fellow employees, and with a cheque by the management. Complimentary references to his work and popularity were made by Messrs A. Shannon and A. Glen, and J. O’Connor (on behalf of the staff), all wishing him the best of luck.